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What I Just Heard About the Plot To Oust Trump Using the 25th Amendment

Trump 25th Amendment rumors spark debate as insiders speculate on a dramatic GOP power shift involving JD Vance and Marco Rubio

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May 19, 2026
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I had dinner recently with a group of political operatives — sophisticated people who for years have been advising politicians and candidates. During dinner they shared with me their fantasy, which they gave 30 percent odds of becoming a reality within the next four months.

In my dinner companions’ fantasy, Trump’s failed war will elevate gas and food prices so high and long that much of the Republican base will begin turning against Trump. And Trump’s mental problems will become even more obvious.

Faced with all this, JD Vance promises Marco Rubio that he’ll appoint him vice president if Rubio joins Vance in seeking to oust Trump under the 25th Amendment.* Rubio agrees.

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Vance and Rubio then approach House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune for confidential discussions in which they broach the possibility. Johnson and Thune give Vance and Rubio their tacit support.

Vance and Rubio then get Pete Hegseth to sign on, promising Hegseth that he’ll keep his job. They get Todd Blanche to sign on by promising him he’ll be appointed permanent attorney general.

Vance, Rubio, Hegseth, and Blanche are what Thune and Johnson need to make the 25th stick.

This arrangement serves everyone’s interests. For Vance and Rubio, it avoids what could be a messy 2028 primary election in which the two are pitted against each other. As president, Vance gets a head start on being elected president in 2028. As vice president, Rubio is heir apparent in 2032 (when Rubio will be only 60 years old) or in 2036.

As president and vice president, Vance and Rubio end Trump’s tariffs and his war, which have caused prices to soar, upset the Republican base, and turned much of the world against America.

Hegseth gets the job security he’s desperate for. Blanche gets the promotion he covets.

Republicans in the House and Senate get rid of Trump, who’s become an albatross around their necks and who they fear, if he remains in office, will cause them to lose control over the House and Senate in the midterms — and could lead to a congressional rout in 2028.

The plan is finalized when Trump is away at Mar-a-Lago. It’s executed in a conference call to Trump — during which Vance, Rubio, Hegseth, Blanche, Johnson, and Thune notify Trump he’s no longer president.

Trump screams, hollers, pounds his Mar-a-Lago desk, and threatens legal action, but there’s nothing he can do. He’s out of office.

I listened intently as my dinner companions spelled all this out. “So you really think there’s a 30 percent chance of this happening?” I asked them.

“Could be higher if the war continues,” one of them said, and the others agreed. Another of them thought the odds already higher.

“I can’t decide whether to be elated or worried,” I responded.

They laughed, but I was serious.

*****

* To remind you: Section 4 of the 25th Amendment states that “whenever the Vice President and a majority of … the principal officers of the executive departments … transmit to the president pro-tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as Acting President.” Section 2 of the 25th Amendment states that “whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress.

Lo que acabo de escuchar sobre el complot para destituir a Trump Mediante la 25.ª Enmienda

Cené recientemente con un grupo de operadores políticos: personas sofisticadas que, desde hace años, asesoran a políticos y candidatos. Durante la cena, compartieron conmigo una fantasía a la que asignaron un 30 por ciento de probabilidades de convertirse en realidad en el transcurso de los próximos cuatro meses.

En la fantasía de mis compañeros de cena, la fallida guerra de Trump elevará los precios de la gasolina y de los alimentos a niveles tan altos —y durante un periodo tan prolongado— que gran parte de la base republicana comenzará a volverse en su contra. Además, los problemas mentales de Trump se harán aún más evidentes.

Ante este panorama, JD Vance le promete a Marco Rubio que lo nombrará vicepresidente si este se une a él en el intento de destituir a Trump invocando la 25.ª Enmienda*. Rubio accede.

Acto seguido, Vance y Rubio se acercan al presidente de la Cámara de Representantes, Mike Johnson, y al líder de la mayoría en el Senado, John Thune, para mantener conversaciones confidenciales en las que plantean dicha posibilidad. Johnson y Thune brindan a Vance y Rubio su apoyo tácito.

A continuación, Vance y Rubio logran sumar a Pete Hegseth, prometiéndole que conservará su puesto. Asimismo, consiguen la adhesión de Todd Blanche, prometiéndole que será nombrado fiscal general con carácter permanente.

Vance, Rubio, Hegseth y Blanche constituyen precisamente lo que Thune y Johnson necesitan para lograr que la aplicación de la 25.ª Enmienda prospere.

Este acuerdo beneficia los intereses de todos. Para Vance y Rubio, evita lo que podría ser una caótica elección primaria en 2028, en la que ambos se enfrentarían entre sí. Como presidente, Vance obtiene una ventaja inicial de cara a ser elegido presidente en 2028. Como vicepresidente, Rubio se convierte en el heredero natural para 2032 (momento en el que Rubio tendrá solo 60 años) o para 2036.

Como presidente y vicepresidente, Vance y Rubio ponen fin a los aranceles de Trump y a su guerra, medidas que han provocado un alza desmedida de los precios, han descontentado a la base republicana y han puesto a gran parte del mundo en contra de Estados Unidos.

Hegseth obtiene la estabilidad laboral que tanto ansía. Blanche consigue el ascenso que codicia.

Los republicanos de la Cámara de Representantes y del Senado se libran de Trump, quien se ha convertido en un lastre insoportable para ellos y de quien temen que, si permanece en el cargo, les haga perder el control de ambas cámaras en las elecciones de mitad de mandato —y que podría conducir a una debacle legislativa en 2028—.

El plan se ultima mientras Trump se encuentra ausente en Mar-a-Lago. Se ejecuta mediante una conferencia telefónica con Trump, durante la cual Vance, Rubio, Hegseth, Blanche, Johnson y Thune le notifican que ya no es presidente.

Trump grita, vocifera, golpea el escritorio de su residencia en Mar-a-Lago y amenaza con emprender acciones legales, pero no hay nada que pueda hacer. Ha sido destituido.

Escuché con suma atención mientras mis compañeros de cena me exponían todos estos detalles. «¿Así que realmente creen que existe un 30 por ciento de probabilidades de que esto suceda?», les pregunté.

«Podrían ser mayores si la guerra continúa», comentó uno de ellos, y los demás asintieron. Otro de ellos opinó que las probabilidades ya eran, de hecho, más altas.

«No sé si sentirme eufórico o preocupado», respondí.

Ellos rieron, pero yo hablaba en serio.

*****

* A modo de recordatorio: La Sección 4 de la 25.ª Enmienda establece que «siempre que el Vicepresidente y una mayoría de… los principales funcionarios de los departamentos ejecutivos… transmitan al Presidente *pro tempore* del Senado y al Presidente de la Cámara de Representantes su declaración por escrito de que el Presidente es incapaz de desempeñar los poderes y deberes de su cargo, el Vicepresidente asumirá inmediatamente los poderes y deberes del cargo como Presidente en funciones». La Sección 2 de la 25.ª Enmienda establece que «siempre que se produzca una vacante en el cargo de Vicepresidente, el Presidente nombrará a un Vicepresidente, quien asumirá el cargo tras ser confirmado por el voto de la mayoría de ambas Cámaras del Congreso».

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